tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6431675649410221172.post6993387722620362738..comments2017-12-13T07:42:35.748-06:00Comments on TMNT Entity: Remember that One Time...?Mark Pellegrininoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6431675649410221172.post-52451653173489279412017-06-15T07:37:47.692-05:002017-06-15T07:37:47.692-05:00What probably also helped the Archies is that kids...What probably also helped the Archies is that kids in the early 90s still read comic books, which were widely available through newsstands and supermarkets. Now the market&#39;s shifted more towards adults, and there&#39;s a smaller availability for children-orientated comics in general than in, say, 1992. <br /><br />Plus, it is worth noting that the main IDW ongoing series has by now now running longer than the TMNT Adventures in the 90s, with also more additional mini-series and special issues.Chetnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6431675649410221172.post-36595340759669453632017-06-14T17:59:41.576-05:002017-06-14T17:59:41.576-05:00Yeah, between the Dreamwave comics being canceled ...Yeah, between the Dreamwave comics being canceled after only 7 issues and failing based on the 2k3 series, and now the Nick comics being mostly &quot;filler stories&quot; with no real importance based on the Nick cartoon...it really feels like we&#39;ll never get something on the level of Archie TMNT Adventures ever again.<br /><br />We&#39;ve now had two comic series based on the 2k3 and Nick cartoons, and both of them essentially never amounted to anything. It&#39;s really weird how only Archie TMNT managed to be a successful spinoff of the original cartoon, when all the other cartoon comics for the later series failed to do that.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com